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William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. If from thy self , to store thou wouldst
convert : Or else of thee this I prognosticate , Thy End is Truth's and Beauty's
Doom and date : When I consider every thing , that grows Holds in Perfection but
a little ...
William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. If from thy self , to store thou wouldst
convert : Or else of thee this I prognosticate , Thy End is Truth's and Beauty's
Doom and date : When I consider every thing , that grows Holds in Perfection but
a little ...
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So thou , thy self out - going in thy Noon ; Unlook'd oo diest unless thou get a son
. Magazine of Beauty . U Nohrifty Loveliness why dost thou spend , Upon thy self
thy Beauties Legacy ? Naturcs bequest gives nothing but doth lend , And bothig ...
So thou , thy self out - going in thy Noon ; Unlook'd oo diest unless thou get a son
. Magazine of Beauty . U Nohrifty Loveliness why dost thou spend , Upon thy self
thy Beauties Legacy ? Naturcs bequest gives nothing but doth lend , And bothig ...
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SA In of Self - love possesseth all mine Eye , And all my soul , and all my every
Part ; And for this Sin there is no Remedy , It is so grounded inward in my Heart .
Me thinks no Face so gracious is , as mine , No Shape so truc , no Truth of such ...
SA In of Self - love possesseth all mine Eye , And all my soul , and all my every
Part ; And for this Sin there is no Remedy , It is so grounded inward in my Heart .
Me thinks no Face so gracious is , as mine , No Shape so truc , no Truth of such ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
Urheberrecht | |
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